#ITAT Judgments
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ITAT Deletes Section 68 Addition as Sale Proceeds Were Realisation of Earlier Investment
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ITAT Deletes Demonetisation Addition; Cash Redeposit from Earlier Property Sale Accepted
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Entire Sales Receipts Cannot Be Taxed Under Section 69A: ITAT Bangalore
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ITAT Deletes Section 69A Addition, Allows Section 80-IA Deduction on Consistency Principle
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ITAT Deletes Cash Deposit Addition as Source Was Prior Bank Withdrawals
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Income Tax
Accepted Sales Sufficient; Debtor Confirmations Not Mandatory: ITAT Deletes Demonetisation Additions
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Income Tax
ITAT Bangalore Deletes Bonus Disallowance, Penalty as CIT(A) Ignored Evidence
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Recorded Cash Receipts Cannot Be Treated as Unexplained Money: Bangalore ITAT
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Gross Receipts Cannot Be Taxed if Charitable Expenditure Was Undisputed: ITAT Delhi
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Bangalore ITAT Allows Full Exemption for BSNL VRS Compensation
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8% Profit Addition Deleted as Revenue cannot Change Consistent Accounting Method: ITAT Delhi
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ITAT Deletes TP Adjustment as TNMM Was Consistently Accepted in Earlier Years
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ITAT Deletes Demonetisation Cash Deposit Addition as Books of Account Were Accepted
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ITAT Allows Gratuity Deduction as Contribution Was Made to Approved Gratuity Fund
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